[64]Till 1896 I also thought that these small Buddha images, we see in the crown, characterised the wearers as _Bodhisattvas_, that is, the Bodhisattvas of the _Dhyâni-Buddhas_ whose small images were hewn in the crowns. The king of _Siam_ denied this. Because of his being a buddhistic prince himself he also wore such small images in his crown. Moreover, I never saw another image in these crowns, except the one with the _two_ hands in his lap, which is to signify the _mudrâ dhyâna_ or meditation, a posture the Mahâyânists gave to the _fourth_ Dhyâni-Buddha, Amitâbha, the Redeemer of _this_ world. If now these small images were to characterise _Dhyâni-Bodhisattvas_, why, another Bodhisattva but Padmapâni the fourth, would have been never hewn. Should they refer to buddhistic _princes_ it then may be easily imagined that they never referred to another Buddha but the one of _this their_ world. On undeniable images these small ones therefore only point to the buddhistic character the northern church adjudicated to these deities. [65]The crescent of the moon _Leemans_ ascribes to this sculpture we don’t see anywhere, but is to be perceived on the preceding one, 105. [66]On the _fourteenth_ sculpture on the front-wall of this gallery the sun and moon have been sculptured with _seven_ stars (planets?). [67]“Oudheidkundige aanteekeningen” IV, p. 55-58. [68]“Oudheidkundige Aanteekeningen” I and II. [69]Dr. _Vogel_ doesn’t come. But I also do expect very much from the younger sanskritic scholar, Dr. N. J. Krom, the appointed president of the “_Oudheidkundige Kommissie_” whose acquaintance I’ve made to my great satisfaction. _Later note_, October 3^th 1910. [70]I don’t know how it must have been possible for von Saher to see _linggas_ and _yonis_ in these buddhistic produce of art. Buddhism doesn’t know any _lingga_- or _yoni_-worship. See his “_Versierende kunsten in Ned: Oost-Indië_”, p. 15, 18, 21 and 64. [71]When the sky is not overclouded we see from this point 9 volcanoes with the exception of the _Sindårå_ and _Diyèng_ which hid themselves behind the _Sumbing_-giant. This old volcano still rises 3336 Metres above sea-level, the _Mĕrbabu_ and _Sindårå_ (or _Sĕndårå_) reach a height of 3145 Metres, the _Mĕrapi_ 2875 Metres, the far, not always visible _Slamĕt_ 3472 Metres; the adjacent neptunian _Mĕnoreh_ (or _Minoreh_) doesn’t reach more than 1000 Metres. Never shall I forget the first night I partly spent on this full moon lit spot, a death past under, and over me the immortal light. This happened more than 37 years ago. [72]The last mentioned estimation of name I got from a former _Magĕlang_ regent, now called _haji_ or _kaji Danu ning Rat_. The Javanese generally wrote and write _buddå_, in Javanese characters: {Javanese script}